Past Events

More info forthcoming.

Fish Dependence is the day on which imports have to be relied upon because national catches would have run out if only home-caught fish had been eaten since 1 January.

For the EU this date is currently 11th July, after which the EU depends on foreign resources

Fish dependence is a powerful concept that illustrates how far over consumption outstrips domestic resources. One way to illustrate this trend is to represent a country’s degree of self-sufficiency as a calendar day – the day in the year when a country has consumed its own supply and must begin sourcing its products from elsewhere, hence the term ‘fish dependence day’. Fish dependence day is calculated by New Economics Foundation (NEF).

Fish Dependence is the day on which imports have to be relied upon because national catches would have run out if only home-caught fish had been eaten since 1 January.

Hungary relies on imports for approximately six months per year, to satisfy domestic demand for fish products.

Fish dependence is a powerful concept that illustrates how far over consumption outstrips domestic resources. One way to illustrate this trend is to represent a country’s degree of self-sufficiency as a calendar day – the day in the year when a country has consumed its own supply and must begin sourcing its products from elsewhere, hence the term ‘fish dependence day’. For the EU this date is currently 11th July, after which the EU depends on foreign resources. Fish dependence day is calculated by New Economics Foundation (NEF).

Links:

• Global Ocean Commission report: High Seas and Us
• Global Ocean Commission

MYFISH project is: Maximising yield of fisheries while balancing ecosystem, economic and social concerns. The meeting will be focusing on on ‘how to determine long term targets for multi annual multi species plans’. This one-day workshop organized by the MyFish and SOCIOEC projects, will be held the 26th of June 2014 at the Charlottenlund Castle, Jægersborg Alle 1, Charlottenlund (Denmark). See below for agenda and more information.

Links:

• Agenda
• MYFISH EU Project
• SOCIOEC website

More info forthcoming.

The meeting will take place at  DTU Aqua Charlottenlund Castle, Jægersborg Allé 1, 2920 Charlottenlund. Agenda and invitation can be found in the links below.

Links:

• Agenda
• Invitation letter

Please see link below for agenda and information about GAP2.

Links:

• GAP2 information
• Agenda

Synopsis: From Knowledge Generation to Knowledge Application – How can we bridge the gap and ensure efficient management and uptake of research knowledge to support MSFD Implementation? Date: 19th June 2014 Venue: Royal Flemish Academy of Belgium for Science and the Arts (KVAB), Academy Palace - Hertogsstraat 1 - 1000 Brussels, Belgium Time: 09.30 - 16.30 (registration from 09.00) For more information about the workshop please see link below.

Links:

• Workshop information

Effective marine and coastal policy is critical to achieving the sustainable management of our coasts and seas – from the global ocean to our neighbourhood sea.  Yet despite much progress, developing and implementing suitable policies and management measures that effectively tackle the challenges facing our oceans and seas remains an elusive goal.

The 2^nd Marine and Coastal Policy Forum organised by the Centre for Marine and Coastal Policy Research, Plymouth University will provide an inclusive forum for policy-makers, policy-influencers, practitioners, regulators, and researchers to discuss contemporary issues surrounding marine and coastal policy with the intention of moving those issues forward through informed and critical dialogue.

Fore more info please see link below.

Links:

• Information and registration